Global Warming and Effects of Sea-Salts on Dissolved Natural Organic Matter(DNOM)Draining From a Sub-Catchment Upstream Lake Terjevann,Southernmost Norway

摘要

Negative impacts of the observed global warming include increased risk of inland flash floods in most parts of Europe due to storminess(1).During stormy weather sea-water aerosols are transported into the atmosphere and deposited inland.Observed drainage acidification and increased levels of labile aluminium after rainfall events with high sea-salt concentrations have been ascribed to ion-exchange reactions in the humus-rich top soil(2,3).Effects of sea-salts on DNOM draining from a sub-catchment are reported here.